Love and Fair Woman in Indiana Feud Turns Deadly
Two near by farmers, Samuel Sanders and Arnold Akers, loved Miss Kittie Hanson and quarreled after six months. They exchanged nine shots. Sanders died and Akers is jailed. News covers intertwining crimes, abductions, and local incidents across Indiana towns including Richmond, Spencer, Princeton and Muncie, with noted fires, crimes, and public matters.
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Evansville
Samuel Sanders
Arnold Akers
Kittie Hanson
Sanders
Akers
Brazil
Indianapolis
Kosciusko County
O. White & Co
Madison
Crawfordsville
Anderson
Muncie
DePauws
New Albany
Alexandria
Frankfort
Oden
Henry Lawrence
Westfield
Lebanon
Laporte
Pendleton
Terre Haute
Mississinewa
Mentzer
Michigan City
Logansport
Geo
Abe Fenstemaker
Marion
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Kendallville
Vincennes
L. J. Coppock
Kokomo
Noblesville
J. F. Benham
Richmond
Indiana Pensions
Jonathan Evans
Frank .C. Howell
Wm. H. Hueston
J. J. Jackson
Geo. W. Turner
James M. Wright
Lewis Applegate
Frederick Winnert
John 8. Tyler
James E. Harris
Jac. D. West
David J. Hendry
M. Hausman
Jas
Alexander
James A. McGleason
Rufus Ames
Benjamin Voliva
B. D. Squires
Thomas F. Reed
Walter Knapp
Atwell Jackman
Thomas M. Franklin
Edgar Ferguson
Robert Stofletch
Nicholas Born
John Armacost
Charles S. McGowan
Alexander T. Thayer
George Stolts
Patrick Flynn
John Hoover
Jacob M. Rutgers
Eli Snyder
Patrick Connor
William Deakyne
Abram Morrical
Henry Clap
Joseph Anderson
John Lockwood
Asa E. C. Batchelor
Chas
D. Huffman
John C. Handley
O. Irvin
C. Horace
James H. Thomas
Alfred D. Embry
Thos. ‘Cg. Bruce
Richard L. Adams
Marion M. Manner
John
Lowe
Samuel A. ‘Burnside
Charles A. Reed
Henry Watterson
Joseph Deberry
Milton Staynes
Fr Geiger
Samuel Hemphill
James Allen
John M. Page
Ephgiem
Roberts
A. J. Eins
Ludwig
Osterhage
Relggue
Heary
Vaughn Reissue Increase Amid Widow Olive Thomas
Charles W. Marsh and Barnly Cossett appear in a reissue and increase proceeding involving Olive P. Thomas, listed as original widow. The fragment indicates a legal action or financial adjustment affecting multiple parties in a probate or estate matter.
Electric light spreads to private homes in Indianapolis
Electric lighting moves from public to private use as nine tenths of new homes in Indianapolis are wired for electricity. The Brush electric light company, now Indianapolis light and power, rewrote its contract to permit extensive private wiring while prohibiting private tapping. President John Caven says costs have dropped to a minimum and electricity will be a cheap light.
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Indianapolis
Brush Electric Light Company
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
John Caven
Kittell surrenders as burglar case unfolds
William SKit tell and bondsman Walter Cox appeared at the county jail after Kittell turned himself in for taking cloth from Kahn Brothers. Prosecutor Holtzman noted possible fear of further results. Kittell said Cox’s release was money tied to a real estate interest and that he would bring witnesses prepared for trial.
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William Skittell
Kahn Brothers
Walter Cox
Holtzman
Sun
Son
Kittell
Cox
Commercial club bucket list quotes Oct. 1 finish plan
The Commercial club expects the new building ready by October first. Governor Chaze received congratulations from President Harrigan on his nomination. A cabinet meeting discussed sewer reports and city advances. President Butler of Butler University will remain as head. State geologist Gorby received a stuffed birds collection from J. T. Beasley. Judge Baker ordered the Minneapolis mutual fire insurance company to pay Diamond Plate Glass Works $10,600. A curant yield claimed as exceptional. An exhibit from Ed Scheidle’s fruit farm shown at Power’s grocery. Judge Gresham ordered sale of all property held by Noble C. Butler as receiver of the American Wheel Trust, privately on July 20 with $10,000 certified check per bid. D. P. Erwin doubts campaign will harm business, asserts farmers’ turnout boosts commerce.
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Chaze
Harrigan
Hering
Butler
Butler University
Gorby
J. T. Beasley
Lebanon
Ind
Noble C. Butler
American Wheel Trust
D. P. Erwin
Western league and city game results flash report
Baseball and track notes from Thursday include Evansville over Jacksonville 16 to 5, Fort Wayne 12, Minneapolis 5, and Columbus 0 in Western league play. Cycling records, boat race postponement, and multiple college and city results are noted along with Indianapolis defeating Milwaukee 18 to 7 in a rain-influenced game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boyle
Washington Park Flyera
Content
Huron
Plutus
Carmen
Borka
Evansville
Jacksonville
Nock Island
Joliet
C. Zimmerman
London
Yale-Harvard
Elkhart
Nightingale
Axtie B
Fort Wayne
Minneapolis
Omaha
Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
Sheepshead Bay
Potomac
Mendicant
Banquet
Mars
Prince Imperial
Kildeer
Jodianapolis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Otto Praeger
San Antonio
Mexico
Indianapolis
John Sullivan
Corbett
Phil Casey
New York
Bay Head
L. I
Philadelphia
Washington
Louisville
St. Louis
Viau
Dowse
Getzein
Moran
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Baldwin
Miller
Davies
O’connor
Mullane
Vaughn
Gumbert
Sehriver
Brewers
Letcher
Berger
Widner
Madden
Hoosiers
Foreign Flashes From Across The World In Brief
Scarlet fever sweeps London as a health alert. Mexico's President Diaz wins re election. Prince Bismarck visits Berlin baths daily amid bouquets. France gathers new evidence against Borup accused of selling fort plans to Germany and Italy. Mrs. Mary Hadden, wife of a government officer, is jailed in London for persistently ringing a doorbell, claiming the house is a house of ill repute.
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London
Diaz
Mexico
Prince Bismarck
Berlin
Borup
Germany
Italy
Mary Hadden
Pennsylvania Line Excursion Tickets and Parrot Sale Notice
The notice lists excursion ticket offers from Indianapolis to New York and to various Pennsylvania stations with return validity through September 15 and July 2 to 6 details. It also mentions a bound copy of Our National Songs with each sale of writing tablets or edig machine supplies and advertises young talking parrots for sale at 74 Washington Street.
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G. N. Pennsylvanis-st
Excursion Tickets Indiana to New York July 6 7
Pennsylvania Lines sale offers $15 round trip from Indianapolis to New York with return allowed to July 16 and extension to September 16. Special 3:30 p.m. July 6 train departs Indianapolis nonstop to New York via Washington. Contact Brunner, District Passenger Agent, Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
New Yaerk
Pennsylvania Lines
Tndianapolis
Solid
New Yeak
Washington
Addres
S Brunner
Ind
Excursion Tickets From Indianapolis to New York Sale
The 7th will sell excursion tickets from Indianapolis to New York at 16.00 for the September hth, via J D W railway. Also 1.50 round trip to Bloomingdale Glens and Montezuma Sulphur Baths every Sunday starting July 3. Train leaves Union station 7:30 a.m. returning. Montezuma 6 p.m. Marshall 6:30 p.m. arrive 8 p.m. Hack fare included. Tickets at 184 Illinois st or Union depot. J G Ailen beck, passenger agent.
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New York
Pennsylvania Lines
Tth
Indianapolis
Sen Yor
Bloomingdale Glens
Montezuma
Union Station
Marshall
Glens
Ilinois St
Union Depot
J. G. Ailenbeck
Live Stock Market at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards July 1 1892
Cattle receipts 760 with shipments and steady to firmer prices on good grades. Export steers and fat cattle quoted up to 1400 lbs. Pigs and sheep market mixed with steady to lower lambs and mixed yearlings. City grain market notes and futures quotes from Chicago and New York recorded for July 1 1892.
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Indianapolis
Goa
Yancy Butcher
Eucesceseee
Cas Naccwanscacsconese
Unrivaled values to be mustered for inspection at dawn
Recruited from the various departments, a selection of unrivaled values will be mustered for inspection at 7 30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Great Summer Sala Boys' Clothing Sale Teasers
Great Summer Sala offers include 20 odd Iota boys suits at 2.84 and 15 odd pleated sailor suits reduced from 4.50 to 3.49. 25 lots of 8 piece suits, zenaves and pleated, cut from 6.50 to 4.49. 10 dozen wash kilts 0.75 now 0.50, 5 dozen ward kilts cut to 0.75. 260 pairs Ticknes pants at 0.60, 100 knee pants at 0.65.
Shoes on sale for Saturday throng
550 pairs ladies beaded bow toe slippers 1.50 value cut to 1.16 275 pairs ladice fina dongola kid dress slippers 2.00 value cut to 1.50 300 pairs ladies Japanese bedroom slippers all colors popular value 1.25 price 98 cents 350 pairs patent leather tipped Oxford ties regular 1.50 now 98 cents 150 pairs children patent leather tip spring heel Oxford ties 1.25 to 8 cents
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Elm St
A. J. Craig
Louisiana
Frank Brown
Washington-st
Dongola
Franx Brown’s
Court House Shoe Store
Court House
Ladies Underwear and Hosiery Items for Sale
Business offering a selection of ribbed vests and hose at reduced prices. About 40 dozen ribbed ladies vests, 15c value, 3 for 25c. 26 dozen pink and blue ribbed vests, 19c. Fine ecru swiss ribbed vests with embroidered fronts in multiple colors, 25c. 20 dozen imported full regulars navy and brown, 50c value. 45 dozen lifle hose and other hosiery offered with large discounts.
Great Saturday Trade in Men's Furnishings Sale
For a Great Saturday Trade in Men's Furnishings the offer lists men's summer coats at 39c and coats with vests at 9c. Ninety five dozen unlaundered shirts from New York mills muslin, perfect fit and make, valued 65c, now 49c. About 60 dozen crepe and India silk ties, tecks and four-in-hands, worth 45c, sale 29c. Men’s summer underwear shirts and drawers, French neck, choiceae.
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New York Mills
Bargain Fabrics and Accessories Offerings
A misplaced ad fragment lists bargain prices on various fabrics and textiles. FRoNt-150 embroidered suits at 1.31 a suit and Bombay tis sues sheer material under 1244c. Center and East sections offer Turkish bath towels and llama cloths at deep discounts. Limited quantities, early purchase advised.
Popular Sale of Gloves and Hutts
Choice of lot 86ce colored silk gloves 39. Choice of lot 0c colored silk gloves. 23c. BY EXPRESS- 25-dozen fine suede gauntlets summer shades bought at a very low figure. They are worth 1 a pair. We shall sell them at 69c. Come to us for your silk mitts on Saturday. We make it a special day.
Ladies and home goods sale items advertised
Ladies rolled pintle rings fancy settings 10c Lot bracelets silver and gilt to close 1c 25c bracelets reduced to 10c 26¢ fancy abel ornaments lic Steel chatelaine purses 25c Automatic shawl straps 9c Ladies leather shopping bag satin top 56c Ladies 25¢ leather belts 10c Viola soap 15c Cocoanut oil soap two cakes for 8c Rise tuple handkerchief extracts all odors 8 ounce bottle included Yard square stamped covers 19c 6 dozen 98¢ silk thrown reduced to 50c Stamped stand covers 18x18 1c Clark 200-yard spool cotton 25¢ doz 1/2 yard basting cotton 18c Stockinette dress shields all sizes 60 pr
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City Lys
Aurora Wiener Beer
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Indianapolis Clearing House Association
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State Soldiers’ and SaiLors’ Monnt Comblission
State Soldiers’ and Sailors
Geo. J. Langsdale
Geo. W. Johnston
Hanbury Hat CO
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Cumberland Mineral Water
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